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Show PAGE TURKS THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE. UTAH - N Cf i rtii r' K 'sf - n X !T" l.j Xr I ' w,. M- f . rHtXf rK A Vr i u, I XVM fA ; ' I &1 . V v?:XmV U, ? y i - tv, jp - V A Afr:: - .. rAx i ; x rfc 0 H. I i American - casualties now average - more than 570 for every day of war. A the conquest of Japan advances, losses will probably be higher. - illT77T V XT Ssr?L 4 570 of our boys will pay for the war the HARD WAY TODAY t " f A .k. , f-- V:2) x ' k , f 7 v ? i ' (I iA v i - ' t v A & HV VY . m ,5;-- ; Jf ( v , V-- r tr 7 A & y' ns ",T i pqr--' . - ae y 7 ' . J. i . !i v,C y? T IT. S. Vui'm Corps photo This is a BIG farm year Now Buy BIGGER Bonds! Hr s on for buying the most you can $100, $500, $1,000 In tho big 6th War Loan. War ionde glvoovt ar 6 blgas 1. The best and safest investment in the world. 2. At maturity, $4.00 for every $J.OO you lend. 3. The convenience of cash plus increase in value! farm 4. Funds to replace and restore worn-ou- t equipment, soil fertility, and buildings. 5. Funds for educating your children; a nest-egfor your own security, travel, retirement. 6. The increased purchasing power vitally needed to win the Peace. g T HIE BIGGEST JOB IS STILL AHEAD. lend dollars, while they give conquest of Japan will probably he the costliest war in history. 'Distances a re ' enormous. The enemy is tough and fanatical. We have no reserves of supply within thousands of miles every thing must be transported. And war in the Pacific requires special equipment, not used WILL youThe elsewhere. Lending money is the easiest part of the war effort; but it is.no less important than fighting. One Superfortress to bomb Tokyo costs $600,000. To train the pilot B-2- 9 BUY BIGGER BONDS! costs $27,000. Each torpedo costs $12,000. Because of the vast 'distances, it takes four to six ships, constantly in motion, to deliver one shipload per month. is soft. Japan things our home-fron- t think tired the we'll and of war They get quit. Well it's up to you. Our fighting-mearen't quitters; the Japs know that. It's you they are counting on. n Lets give them the answer in the 6th War Loan! Lets show Tokyo we can take it, too! Buy BIGGER Bonds, and well finish the big job faster. 7WEY$tie-iriY0!6vy- ? In the Interest of an Informed Cooperative America at War THIS PAGE IS SPONSORED BY The Davis County Chapter of ' 0 O i ARMED FORCES: MEMBERS. NOW-- SERVING IN THE UNITED STATES Masayoshi Yamashiro Shigeta Tokufuji James Yamane Shigeo Kariya , Toshio Miyagishima Bob Nakaishi Tomio Yamada George K. Watanabe Hideo Miyafa Teruo Miyagishima Hichiro Nakano Toe T. Nakaishi Ted Shiba Hiroshi Fujishige Yoshihara Ono Thomas T. Kariya Hideo Miyagishima Kiyoshi Shimada Ben.Tsujimoto John Nakaishi Ken Miyagishima Tadashi Miyagishima Yukio Endo Kozo Yamane Oda W. Jack George, Kikuchi Sadahiro Viilcin Prank Shimotakahara Takawo Minoru Ishino Henry S. Kawaguchi , Rokuro Nakano Ted T. Yoshiwara Tomio Miyawaki Shigeru Matsukawa .Mitsuru Fujimane . June J. Takasuji Tsutomu Yamamoto Enro Okada Ken Yamaki, Yoshio Yokomizo Masami Sam Shimioji Kay Shibe Tomatsu Endo Shay S. Miyagishima Max M. Takasugi Bill KNozaki Hideo J. Imaizumi Frank S. Watanabe - fnD rET-T-ER-AMERICA . Yoshimi Miyagishima Shigao M&tsuguma Koha Oda Sammy Yamane Akemi Yamashiro Hisame Miyagishima Joe Nakaishi Ted T. Yamada Ichiro Endo Minoru Miyagishima Mitsuo Endo Masashi Nozaki Isao George M&tsuguma Iwashige TCawaguchi Ko Koso Hirabayashi Minoru Watanabe ns in a gr eater a PA ERICA |